5.6.A Describe Incidents That Advance The Story Or Novel

Cynthia realizes that the team practiced the wrong route.

Cynthia suggests using inside ladders to reach the flight deck.

The team helps him plan a route to the flight deck.

The captain gives him another chance to lead his team.

practice skills at different training stations

demonstrate that they can tie knots

learn to use the safety equipment

know where the nearest hatch is located

often gets what he wants without much effort

is determined to achieve his goals

relies on others to think of solutions to his problems

knows he should give money away instead of spending it

he has spent his money on things he doesn’t need

school supplies are expensive

the sales tax is too high

he has damaged someone’s property

find hobbies that require artistic ability

buy gifts to give to neighbors

pick up money when it is found on the street

help children take responsibility for their behavior

I dumped the coins out onto the counter. “Just right,” she announced.

I looked toward the counter. She held up a set of the pencils.

I hurried to the school supply section. The pencils were gone.

“They’d come to $3.22,” she reported. “Shall I ring them up for you?”

He wants to spend time with Jacob before a new dog keeps him too busy.

He wants to show that he can be responsible enough to own a dog.

He thinks repairing the doghouse will be a fun project.

He is expecting to meet Princess on his way home with the doghouse.

She is able to describe Roddy’s bedroom.

She offers to help the boys without being asked.

She is excited to hear that Roddy is getting a dog.

She points out that the doghouse is in need of repairs.

“You taking that thing to the dump?”

“We might be doing all this work for nothing.”

“So Linda needs someone to take care of her own dog, Princess, for a week.”

“He’s getting a dog, and it’s going to need a house.”

To help the merchant find his bag of money

To convince the prince to let him keep all the merchant’s money

Because the prince calls for the peasant to appear before him

Because the merchant implies that the peasant is a thief

Each time the merchant came to a crossroads, he told everyone that he would give one hundred lei to anyone who found the money.

The merchant trusted no one, so he went aside to count the money.

To his surprise, all one thousand coins were still in the bag.

He wondered how he could get out of his promise and still appear to be fair.

A peasant finds a bag of money behind a fish market and returns it to a merchant for a reward. The merchant refuses to pay the reward. The peasant goes to the prince and tells his story. The merchant also tells his story. The bag is supposed to have 1,000 coins but has only 900. The prince listens to both the peasant and the merchant.

A merchant travels to Romania, where he loses a bag of money. He says that he will give 100 coins to the person who finds it. A peasant finds the bag and returns it to the merchant. The merchant tells the peasant that the bag is missing the reward money. The peasant says that he did not take any money out of the bag. The prince gives the bag of money to the peasant.

One day a Romanian prince asks a peasant and a merchant to appear in his chambers to talk about a bag of money. The merchant says the peasant took some money out of the bag. The prince can tell that the merchant is greedy. He holds up the money bag. It is made of leather just like other money bags. The prince says the bag does not belong to the merchant.

After losing a bag of money, a merchant promises a reward of 100 coins for its return. When the bag is returned by a peasant, the merchant tries to avoid paying the reward by saying the peasant took some of the money. They both go before a Romanian prince. The prince uses the merchant’s statements against him to reward the peasant.

The dog’s concern that he and Lewis have explored the same area

The dog’s shock at Lewis’s actions

The dog’s determination to prevent anything from coming between him and Lewis

The dog’s belief that he is much smarter than the calf

The dog is taking his usual walk with Lewis when they meet a buffalo calf. The dog thinks the calf is behaving strangely around Lewis.

While Lewis and the dog are on a walk, a buffalo calf joins them. Because the calf follows Lewis closely, the dog thinks of a plan to scare it away.

The dog notices that a buffalo calf is following Lewis. The dog decides that he had better stay close to Lewis instead of exploring the area.

Lewis and the dog enjoy walking together, and on this day, they are traveling near the banks of a river. A buffalo calf ignores the dog and follows Lewis.